Margaud Godoy has been appointed as Venezuela’s ambassador to Honduras, as the two countries resumed diplomatic relations after a break of almost three years. Venezuelan Foreign Affairs Minister Félix Plasencia informed that Godoy’s diplomatic credentials as the country’s ambassador to Honduras have been delivered to the Foreign Affairs Minister of Honduras, Enrique Reina.
Plasencia highlighted that Godoy’s credentials were submitted to the Honduran foreign affairs minister at a ceremony held at the Government Palace in Tegucigalpa, Honduras.
Godoy is a lawyer, expert in criminal proceedings. She graduated in law from the Universidad de los Andes. She was deputy minister for communes, governor of Cojedes state and minister for Women and Gender Equality in Venezuela.
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Entregamos al Canciller Enrique Reina en ceremonia celebrada en el Palacio de Gobierno de Tegucigalpa, las Copias de Estilo que acreditan a la compañera Margaud Godoy como Embajadora de la República Bolivariana de Venezuela ante la República de Honduras pic.twitter.com/wQKB0biTsU
— Felix Plasencia (@plasenciafelixr) January 29, 2022
Venezuela and Honduras have started to restore diplomatic relations, after the inauguration of Xiomara Castro as the new president of Honduras this January 27. Minister Plasencia also informed that the new government, headed by President Castro, has returned the Venezuelan embassy in Honduras to the legitimate authorities of Venezuela. “Today our diplomatic relations have been restored; together we will build Latin American and Caribbean unity,” he added.
Featured image: Venezuela’s new Ambassador to Honduras, Margaud Godoy (left); Foreign Affairs Minister of Venezuela Félix Plasencia (center); and Foreign Affairs Minister of Honduras Enrique Reina (right). Photo: Twitter/ @PlasenciaFelix
(Últimas Noticias) by Alejandra Yañez
Translation: Orinoco Tribune
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